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Paintings by Rose Wylie are instantly recognisable. Their titles alone reveal her eclectic sources of inspiration: from football (Arsenal and Spurs, 2006), childhood memories (Park Dogs & Air Raid, 2017) and Disney cartoons (Snowwhite (2) One Day her Prince Will Come, 2019), to chocolate biscuits (Choco Leibnitz, 2006) and Quentin Tarantino movies (Kill Bill (Film Notes), 2007). In 2014 Wylie was elected a Royal Academician, following exhibitions at the Jerwood Gallery and Tate Britain. In 2017 she staged ‘Quack Quack’, a major exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery. Often originating from drawings, her paintings are an exploration of the ‘in-between’ spaces of modern life and memory. “You can’t manufacture a painting,” she says, “and you can’t manufacture the interest that begins a painting.” In 2020 Wylie presents new paintings at The Windsor Gallery in Florida. This accompanying publication, with an insightful essay, includes reproductions of all the paintings in the show. Accompanies an exhibition at The Windsor Gallery, Florida, opening in January 2020. SELLING POINTS: . The painter Rose Wylie has an exhibition of new paintings at The Windsor Gallery, Florida, in 2020 . This exhibition catalogue reproduces all the works in the show 45 colour images